Election Resources

Do you need a handout with all the key dates for the 2022 Primary Election? Or graphics about voter registration and voting to share with your own social media or email networks?  Perhaps using the 6-minute video with a step-by-step presentation of how to use the state's online voter registration system would support your voter registration efforts. And the high school student-produced videos featuring students letting others know why it's important to vote have important messages for all audiences.

LWVCC provides all these election-related resources available free for viewing, downloading and use. 

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​Handouts and Training Materials

 Visit the Handouts and Training Materials page for current Primary Election 2022 resources. This collection is freely available for viewing and downloading. The  League's Voter Ready team prepares most of the materials in this section, and updates them before each election.  For more about this team's election-related activities, see the Help Voters Register and Vote page on this website. 

On rhw Handouts and Training Materials page check out the chart on "Key Dates for June 28, 2022 Primary Election." The chart shows the dates for voter registration, early and mail voting, and Election Day voting. The second page  includes key websites for more information.

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Grow the Vote: Graphics Collection

Visit the Grow the Vote page for a collection of graphics, videos, flyers and more related to voting and the election. This collection is freely available for viewing and downloading.  We hope those working with voters will share them on social media, embed them on their websites and otherwise use them to encourage registration, voting and turnout. For more information contact the Voter Ready team at voterready.lwvcc@gmail.com 

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Youth Video and Graphics

Visit the Youth Video and Graphic page for a collection of videos and graphics developed by and for youth, originally created in 2020. These items were developed to encourage high schoolers/youth to participate in the election, including registering, voting and serving as election judges. This collection is freely available for viewing and downloading.  Everyone is encouraged to share them  on social media, embed them on on websites and otherwise use them to encourage youth registration, voting and turnout. Also see the Youth Outreach and Civic Engagement page on this site for more information on this team's activities.  

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Election Judges: Learn about Serving 

Visit this page for an insight into serving as an Election Judge. Illinois election judges are community volunteers representing both major political parties as required by the Illinois Election Code. Recently the LWVCC Voter Ready team asked former election judges from both major parties to comment on their experience. (Hover over quotes and use arrows to see more statements.)

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